disconcerting (Meaning)

Wordnet

disconcerting (s)

causing an emotional disturbance

Webster

of Disconcert

No weak antonyms found.

The politician's sudden change in stance was disconcerting to his constituents.
The eerie silence of the empty house was disconcerting, making the hairs on the back of my neck stand on end.
The sudden appearance of a stranger in the middle of the night was disconcerting, causing a sense of unease and apprehension.
The student was disconcerted by the professor's unexpected question during the exam, leading to a moment of confusion and hesitation.
The doctor's grave expression was disconcerting, hinting at a serious medical condition that required immediate attention.
The unusual behavior of the normally friendly dog was disconcerting, suggesting an underlying problem or discomfort.
The rapidly changing weather conditions were disconcerting, leaving people uncertain about what to expect next.
The cryptic message left on the door was disconcerting, sparking curiosity and speculation about its meaning and intent.
The revelation of a family secret was disconcerting, causing a mix of emotions and challenging long-held beliefs and assumptions.
The sight of the abandoned amusement park, with its rusted rides and overgrown pathways, was disconcerting, creating a sense of isolation and decay.

causing an emotional disturbanceof Disconcert

disturbing, awkward, confusing,embarrassing, difficult, uncomfortable, unpleasant,discomfiting, unsettling, troublesome

comfortable, agreeable, convenient, comfortable,convenient, agreeable,pleasing, pleasing,

The politician's sudden change in stance was disconcerting to his constituents.

The eerie silence of the empty house was disconcerting, making the hairs on the back of my neck stand on end.

The sudden appearance of a stranger in the middle of the night was disconcerting, causing a sense of unease and apprehension.

The student was disconcerted by the professor's unexpected question during the exam, leading to a moment of confusion and hesitation.